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Family-friendly and hospitable Lancaster, OH is full of great seasonal events, excellent dining, and some of the best parks in all of Ohio. If you're looking for a great place to relax, play, or picnic with the whole family, put one of these green spaces on your must-visit list. Your 2023 Kia Soul LX with emergency brake assist and a rearview camera for easy and safe parking can get everyone in your group there quickly and securely. 1. Rising Rising, at 203 E. Fair Avenue, is an excellent spot to get a bird's-eye view of Lancaster and even catch a glimpse of Columbus on a clear day. Serious hikers will love trekking up Mt. Pleasant and seeing the overlook, but those who want something a bit more low-key can explore the myriad of different trails at the lower part of the space. There's also plenty to see and photograph at Rising, like old-growth trees and a peaceful and lovely little pond. Plus, all this glorious nature is right in the center of town. more 2. Maher Visit Maher, at 710 Maher Avenue, for some of the town's best biking and sports. There are baseball diamonds, plenty of tennis, basketball, and pickleball courts, and ample room to spread out and picnic with the family. Maher sits on nearly 12 acres; you and your family will have fun exploring or biking the perimeter, then taking a break at the pavilion. 3. Cenci Lake Cenci Lake, at 581 South Broad Street, fits the bill perfectly if you're looking for a relaxing day out on the water and hoping to catch a few fish. The lake itself is big, gorgeous, and a great place to boat or fish, and there are also plenty of things to do on dry land. Hiking and biking are both popular activities at this Lancaster gem. 4. Keller-Kirn Check out Keller-Kirn at 1601 North High Street for incredible views, stunning nature, and a rousing game or two of disc golf. This vast space spans 76 acres and includes different types of foliage and trees, plenty of trails to explore, on-site parking, and all the amenities you could want, including bathrooms and a place to enjoy a picnic. Lancaster is nothing if not beautiful and full of spectacular green spaces. These excellent escapes will give you and your family a taste of the country without ever having to leave town. They're easy to get to, there's plenty of parking, and you'll get to immerse yourself in nature, but you do need a great ride to get to all of them. Visit us at Coughlin Kia of Lancaster and test-drive your next new, amazing family vehicle today.

If you're someone who loves being outside, Lancaster, OH, was simply made for you. There are plenty of fun outdoor activities in and around the town. From relaxing hikes to adrenaline-pumping ziplining adventures and chill movie nights with the family, Lancaster has got it. The 2023 Kia Soul LX is a roomy, sturdy car with safety features like emergency brake assist, forward collision warning, and blind spot monitor to get you around town quickly. 1. Rising Park Rising Park at 203 E. Fair Ave. has some of the best views of the city and farmland beyond, plus great trails for people of all activity levels and needs. If you're feeling ambitious, take the hike up to Mt. Pleasant or simply relax with your family and have a picnic lunch in the park. One of the best aspects of Rising Park is that it's close enough to get to for the afternoon, but you'll feel like you've totally disconnected and enjoy nature. more 2. Skyview Cruise-in Theatre Visit Skyview Cruise-in Theatre at 2420 E. Main St. for an old-fashioned family movie night at the drive-in. There's not a bad parking space in the house, a tasty concession stand, and plenty of family-friendly features on the big screen. If you're looking to combine your outdoor adventure with a new release movie, or a double feature, this drive-in certainly hits the spot. 3. Valley Zipline Tours Valley Zipline Tours, at 3465 Duffy Rd., will get your blood pumping and give you a bird's eye glimpse into the beautiful countryside that surrounds Lancaster. With an ultra-friendly, knowledgeable staff and safe, fun lines, it's a unique experience that you'll remember for a long time. Plus, it's close to downtown Lancaster, so you can visit on a whim and get your fix of adrenaline and adventure. 4. Christmas Rocks State Nature Preserve Christmas Rocks State Nature Preserve, at 2340 Meister Rd. SW has some of the most scenic trails in all of Ohio. You'll find breathtaking rock formations like Jacob's Ladder, spot plenty of local flowers and trees, and catch glorious views from the tops of the trails. Plus, it's an exceptional place for local birding. If you love the great outdoors and really want to unplug and immerse yourself in the woods, head to Christmas Rocks State Nature Preserve. No matter what kind of outdoor fun you're in the mood for, you'll find it in and around Lancaster. This gorgeous town is full of surprises, but you need a great vehicle to get to them all. Pay us a visit at Coughlin Kia of Lancaster and take one of our new or used models for a spin today. Image by Jill Wellington from Pixabay

The 2023 Kia Soul is a solid crossover vehicle that provides great value for a reasonable price. The vehicle comes in a multitude of vibrant exterior color options, some of which include Undercover Green, Inferno Red, and Surf Blue. It also boasts ​many impressive ​features that we feel confident you'll want to learn more about. 1. Four Great Trim Options The 2023 Soul comes in four great trims: the LX, the S, the GT-Line, and the EX. The LX is the least expensive trim option and comes with features like auto emergency braking technology, rear privacy glass, and an 8-inch touchscreen display. The EX is the most expensive trim option and comes with features like heated front seats, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and gearshift knob. more 2. Prioritization of Safety This 2023 Kia prioritizes the safety of its passengers with its use of available Kia Drive Wise features. Some of these features include Blind-Spot Collision Warning and Avoidance Assist, Lane Keeping Assist, and Lane Following Assist. The 2023 Soul also offers additional safety features that you can add to the vehicle for even greater peace of mind, such as Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist and Smart Cruise Control. 3. Intelligent Interior The interior of the 2023 Soul is intelligently designed and spacious with its seating for five and its 60/40 split-folding rear seats that allow you to expand the amount of cargo space in the vehicle if there's something large you need to fit in the trunk. The vehicle also has an available 10.25-inch touchscreen display where you can take advantage of Kia Connect, mood lighting, and navigation features that will make it simple to get where you need to go. 4. Intuitive Technology The technology in the 2023 Soul is intuitive and reliable. The vehicle comes standard with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which let you answer calls during your drives as well as listen to your favorite artists and podcasts. The 2023 Soul also has an available wireless charger that will ensure your phone doesn't run out of battery during longer trips and a smart key with a remote start that will let you start and stop the engine remotely with the simple press of a button. 5. Reliability The 2023 Soul is reliable and will have no trouble meeting your vehicle needs. The vehicle was a 2023 J.D. Power Residual Value Award Recipient and was recognized for its exceptionally high value amongst micro-SUVs. The 2023 Soul also has a best-in-class 10-year warranty that ensures you will be able to make the most out of the vehicle for many years to come. Now that you know a bit more about the 2023 Soul, we recommend you go and see what it has to offer in person. Stop by Coughlin Kia Lancaster today and have a look at our selection of new and pre-owned Kia vehicles!

The fine city of Lancaster, OH is known for its parks, nature preserve, biking trails, and events. And when the entire family needs to refuel after enjoying the area's beauty, the city does not disappoint. The following family restaurants are some of our favorites. more 1. Castaways You'll appreciate the cozy and quaint dining area and friendly service here at this locally-owned restaurant. They use the freshest ingredients available, and they get their meat from the local Bay Food Market, so you know you're getting fresh products. Their specialty is steak, seafood, pizza, and sandwiches. We like to start with a chilled shrimp cocktail or a basket of oysters before enjoying the main meal. We then recommend the sirloin steak for two, the seafood shrimp platter, or the oyster sandwich. The dinners come with your choice of two sides, like grilled mushrooms, homemade coleslaw, or baked potato. Order a cheeseburger, fried shrimp, chicken tenders, or sirloin steak for the kids. All of the kids' meals come with fries as well. Castaways is located at 1500 N. High St. and they are open Tuesday through Saturday. 2. Scramblers Stop here for a great breakfast or lunch. Try the avocado omelet, the Wisconsin scrambler, the chicken and waffle, the Westgate skillet, the breakfast tacos, or the crab cake benny. Another popular choice is the bottomless griddle items, which are all-you-can-eat. The kids can have the yogurt parfait, the stuffed French toast, or the banana nut cakes along with a glass of chocolate milk or orange juice. For lunch, we suggest the turkey club wrap, the triple-decker BLT, the Monte Cristo sandwich, or the Angus cheeseburger. If you're looking for something on the healthier and lighter side, try their soup and salad combo. They make different homemade soups every day. Scramblers is open seven days a week from 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and it is located at 1377 Ety Rd. 3. Pizza Cottage Everyone loves pizza, so treat the family to this locals' favorite. Start with an order of garlic bread, mozzarella sticks, or wings while you decide on which pie to order. We like the BLT, the Whole Hog, the Mexican, the spicy Thai chicken, or the white pizza. You can also create your own. They even offer a gluten-free cauliflower crust. Do you feel like a sandwich or pasta dish instead? Try the veggie sub or the fettuccini alfredo. This venue can be found at 2223 W. Fair Ave. and they are open every day. Stop by Coughlin Kia of Lancaster and take a test drive in a new 2023 Kia Rio S. You could soon be driving your family to dinner in this quality vehicle! We are located at 2784 N. Columbus St.

Lancaster, OH, known for its glass industry and as the birthplace of General Sherman, boasts several fantastic local attractions. Explore the area in a zippy Kia Soul or Seltos, discover notable historical sites, learn more about the skillful art of glass blowing, and admire the beautiful scenery. 1. Sherman House Museum Sherman House at 137 East Main Street in Lancaster is a historic home once belonged to the remarkable Sherman family. The house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Civil War Preservation Trail, is the birthplace of General William Tecumseh Sherman and his younger brother U.S. Senator John Sherman. The house dates back to 1811 and has been restored to its original state when the Sherman family lived here. The Victorian parlor is furnished with pieces owned by the Shermans and includes antiques from General Ulysses S. and Julia Grant. The upstairs bedrooms display family memorabilia and a re-creation of the General's Civil War field tent with personal items he used during the war. more 2. Rock Mill Covered Bridge The Rock Mill Covered Bridge, originally built in 1849 on a transportation route from Detroit at 1429 Rockmill Road NW in Lancaster, may be the county's shortest bridge, but it is one of the last mill and covered bridge combinations in the United States and is on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1901, Jacob R. "Blue Jeans" Brandt, a local Fairfield County resident, built the current bridge that spans 30 feet over the Hocking River and rests on its original supports 35 feet above the gorge. Even though more than a century has passed since its construction, the bridge still stands as a testament to Brandt's exceptional craftsmanship. 3. Ohio Glass Museum The Ohio Glass Museum at 124 West Main Street in Lancaster preserves the area's rich history and tradition of glassmaking. The museum's guided tour includes a display of the history of glass from when it was first discovered and a special exhibit of collector's glass, some from the museum's own collection. You can also watch glass-blowing and flame-working demonstrations, try blowing glass yourself, and sign up for a formal class. Glass-blowing is a skillful art that takes years to master, and many of the exquisite glass pieces and selections in the gift shop were blown in the museum's studio. 4. Charles Alley Nature Park Enjoy a peaceful getaway in the beautiful 350-acre Charles Alley Nature Park at 2805 Old Logan Road in Lancaster. Hike down seven miles of scenic trails to catch glimpses of the bird and animal life, take in the panoramic views over the lakes, test your skills on the disc golf course, and enjoy a picnic in breathtaking surroundings. Visit the Goslin Nature Center to look at the exhibits and learn more about the park's fauna and flora. The park hosts nature programs, field trips, and various community holiday events throughout the year. Lancaster is a beautiful and charming town with a fascinating past and no shortage of things to do and sights to see. While exploring the area, swing by Coughlin Kia of Lancaster for expert maintenance and repair services and exceptional customer care.

There's something about the warmer weather that makes being in the car so much more fun. We don't have long to drive to get to a lot of great spring activities in Lancaster, OH this year. Here's some of what we're most looking forward to doing right now. 1. Spring at the Round Barn Vintage & Made Market Once again, it is time for the Spring at the Round Barn market on April 28th and April 29th. Friday hours will be 4 pm to 8 pm with $10 cash tickets at the gate. Saturday hours are 9 am to 3 pm for $5 cash with free admission after 3 pm on Saturday. If you pick up a lot of great finds, they do have porters at the fairgrounds who can help. This event is at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds located at 157 E Fair Ave and parking is free. You'll love how much easier the crowded parking lot is with the rearview camera in your 2023 Kia Rio S. You'll find over 150 vendors at this market selling vintage finds, farm fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade items. There will also be live music and food trucks on both days of this promising and huge event. more 2. Mom & Me Container Garden Workshop Moms will be enjoying a special day with their children on Thursday, May 4th at the Lancaster Greenhouse. You'll find this event located at 1281 Granville Pike, and it takes place at 6:00 pm. The workshop costs $50, which includes the cost of supplies. While you're there, you'll learn how to make a container flower garden together that you'll be able to bring home. You don't need to know anything about how to do this before coming. Your instructor will teach you everything, including how to care for the flowers when you get home. 3. Ham and Eggs Music and Comedy Show The Lancaster Men's Chorus is putting on a special spring comedy show on Thursday, May 11th at 7:30 pm. You'll want to arrive on time at 1570 Granville Pike for this night of music and laughs. This is truly something unique to do this spring, so we won't want to miss it. 4. First Farmer's Market of the Season The market is back on Saturday, May 6th starting at 8:30 am and going until noon. Start the season off right at 134 S Columbus St. Note that you'll want to use the parking lot on West Chestnut between Broad St and Columbus St for easy city-owned parking. If you don't want to carry your bags of produce and baked goods to the car, ask for their valet service. You can go ahead and head back to the car and then pull up to the curb where they'll hand you your bags. This little trick can make doing all your shopping here a lot easier. Hopefully, this list helps get you in your car and out to have some fun on the weekends. The only thing that could make the season better is a fun new vehicle to do it all in. Visit Coughlin Kia of Lancaster to see our selection of new cars. Image via Pixabay

Next time you're cruising around treating your family and friends to a comfortable ride in your Kia Sorento, check out these local pizzerias here in the Lancaster, OH area for a meal that will instantly improve everyone's mood. Each one of these local gems serves up some of the best pizza we've ever tasted. 1. Fat Cat Pizza For tasty pizza made from quality ingredients that will give you something special on your plate, head down to Fat Cat Pizza at 1448 Ety Road Northwest. We can't get enough of the Tex-Mex flavor of their South of the Border pizza. This unique pizza comes topped off with taco-seasoned beef, onion, peppers, lettuce, tomato, mozzarella, provolone, and cheddar cheese with a side of Fat Cat salsa to give you everything you love about taco night on a pizza. more 2. Glass City Pizzeria The folks at Glass City Pizzeria are all about making pizza your way, giving you exactly the combination of toppings and add-ons you crave to create an individualized flavor you're sure to love. You can also choose from any of the specialty pies they offer, with great options like the tangy and smoky BBQ chicken pizza. Check this great spot out for yourself at 1635 River Valley Circle North. 3. Pizza Crossing The casual atmosphere at Pizza Crossing will have you feeling relaxed and ready for your meal from the moment you arrive. You can't go wrong with the creamy and savory flavor of their bacon chicken alfredo pizza. If you want to try the delicious slices served here and see what all the hype is about, head down to 1407 Tiki Lane. 4. Sugar Bears Pizzeria Come to Sugar Bears Pizzeria for the fun decor and friendly staff, stay for the fantastic pizza you'll be served. You can build your own pizza here to get a pie made to your liking or go for one of their specialty options, like the fresh Garden Pizza or the sweet and savory Luau Pizza. A great meal is waiting for you at 147 Cedar Hill Road. 5. Nick's Restaurant and Pizza Check out Nick's Restaurant and Pizza at 702 West Wheeling Street and you'll be in for a meal that you won't soon forget. Try out their specialty Nick's Pick Pizza to get the supreme pizza that your taste buds have been dying for. Every bite packs cheese, pepperoni, mushrooms, green bell peppers, onions, and hot peppers for a flavor combination that will keep you coming back for another slice. Great pizza is waiting for you right around the corner at these local joints. A great dealership experience can be found just as close to home, too. Come to Kia Coughlin of Lancaster for tasty deals on quality vehicles!

If you're a shopper living in or traveling through Lancaster, OH, well, we have a secret for you: You're really spoiled for options here! Our small town in Central Ohio has enough shopping options to keep you busy until your wallet runs dry. Of course, there are stores where you can buy just about everything you need, but if you're looking to shop for the experience, here are our recommendations for some unique options. more 1. Peddler's Junction Oh, Peddler's Junction! This huge consignment store at 1375 Old Logan Road is an absolute must-visit for anyone in Lancaster. Walk through vintage-decorated doors, and you'll find yourself in an antique store that feels more like a city from another world than a small mom-and-pop shop. Peddler's Junction is most renowned for its collection of antiques, handcrafts, and home ornaments, but they have just about everything. You can easily spend hours browsing goodies here and probably want to come back for more. And coming back is easy - the vendors and selection change basically every day! 2. Olde Shoe Factory Antique Mall If you're looking to buy something unique for yourself or a loved one that you won't find anywhere else in town, the Olde Shoe Factory is the place to go. This massive antique and retro shop is located downtown at 301 Forest Rose Avenue and has enough of a selection to blow the mind of any shopper. The antique mall is most frequented by local collectors for its collection of retro toys, games, and home decorations, but of course, you can find lots more. We can attest that this is a great place to take the family; you might find some throwback memorabilia for yourself, while the kids can pick out some new toys that they won't find in any ordinary game store! 3. The Smoke Stack Hobby Shop If the other stores we've recommended still feel too “ordinary,” then we guarantee you haven't checked out The Smoke Stack Hobby Shop yet! Right nearby at 342 Lincoln Avenue, you'll find the largest store of its kind in Central Ohio. Prepare to be amazed! If you're looking for books, toys, art supplies, games, puzzles, electronics, or anything cool that buzzes or moves, this store will be a goldmine. Their selection is so extensive that no matter what your hobby might be, you're bound to find something special here. Lancaster has so many options to shop that it would be impossible to include all of them, so we've picked the best options for you, as we assume you care about the quality of what you buy. If that's the case, you're probably looking into a top-quality car as well. So, drive down to the Coughlin Kia of Lancaster to check out some of the best quality new cars on the market, like the 2023 Sportage Hybrid! Image via Pixabay

Head down the road in a Kia Sportage, Sorento, or Telluride to enjoy exciting winter activities in and around Lancaster, OH. Go on invigorating winter hikes, ice skate and ice fish on scenic lakes, and experience a Scottish-themed weekend getaway. more 1. Enjoy Spectacular Winter Views The views from the 250-foot Mount Pleasant, Lancaster's famous landmark, are always magnificent, especially at sunset. In winter, when everything is covered in a blanket of snow, the town below and the surrounding hills in the distance turn into a magical winter wonderland from the overlook. To reach the overlook, walk up the short but steep marked trail that starts at the Rising Park pond for about a quarter mile through the woods. It's a strenuous walk, but you'll be rewarded with the best view in the region. Address and Hours The trail up Mount Pleasant starts in Rising Park at 203 East Fair Avenue in Lancaster. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset. 2. Go Ice Skating on Lake Logan It's time to sharpen your skates and go skating when the 400-acre Lake Logan in Lake Logan State Park freezes over. Ensure the ice is thick enough, clear an area to play pond hockey or glide over the ice and admire the view of the beautiful snow-covered woodlands surrounding the lake. Address and Hours Lake Logan State Park is at 30443 Lake Logan Road in Logan, 15.7 miles from Lancaster, and is open every day, all year long. 3. Drop Your Hook in Buckeye Lake When the weather turns icy, head to the 3,100-acre Buckeye Lake, the best ice-fishing destination in central Ohio and one of the first in the state to freeze over to drop your line to hook saugeye, walleye, bluegill, and crappie. It's a big lake with plenty of great spots for anglers without getting crowded. There are many fishing shops with gear and bait, and when it gets too cold on the ice, head to one of the cozy restaurants to warm up. Address and Hours Buckeye Lake State Park is at 2905 Leibs Island Road NE in Millersport, 15.9 miles from Lancaster. The park offers easy access to the lake and is open 24 hours daily. 4. Experience a Scottish Highland Winter Go on a romantic weekend getaway and experience a Scottish Highland winter right on your doorstep at the prestigious Glenlaurel, the only luxurious Scottish Estate and Inn in the country. Stay over in one of the charming authentic Scottish-themed rooms, relax in a jetted hot tub, get cozy in front of a blazing fireplace, and enjoy world-class cuisine. Go on a refreshing morning walk through the breathtaking Camusfearna Gorge and warm up around the ridgetop bonfire pit after your trek. Address and Hours Glenlaurel is 18.8 miles from Lancaster at 14940 Mount Olive Road in Rockbridge. Please visit their website for more information and reservations. Take a drive in a Kia and find loads of exciting things to do. Before you hit the road on a winter adventure, call Coughlin Kia of Lancaster today to schedule a maintenance service and ensure your vehicle is in top condition. Image via Pixabay

Ice cream is a way of life in Lancaster, OH … or, at least, it could be, because there are some hopping little shops where you can pick up some creamy dessert delight served happily and creatively by proud purveyors. These days, nobody is going to blink twice if you order a bowl or a cone any time of year (and it can get pretty snowy in these parts). In hot weather or cold, here are a few places where you can pick up your favorite pick-me-up. more Extreme Creamery You can tell that this spot wants to bring the fun! You probably won't see your servers drop down wearing parachutes or marathoning over to you, but they are known for their all-around good mood. Specialties here include big, thick shakes; slab-rolled style; and dipped cones stacked high. Try the Extreme S'more or Cookie Monster shake (with cookies included), or flavors like Death by Chocolate, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and strawberry cheesecake. Nancy's Scoops A little different, Nancy's offers soft-serve cups, splits, and sundaes, plus hand-dipped cones. There are milkshakes and parfaits, too. You can lay a foundation of savory sandwiches, coney dogs, cheeseburgers, and more before you dive into the sweet stuff. Enjoy the old-fashioned dinery atmosphere full of vintage tables and chairs and historic memorabilia. Get an Arctic Swirl with mint Oreo, cookie dough, chocolate-covered cherry, Reese's Pieces, and lots more. Santino's This is a well-loved sandwich shop that also offers 8 flavors of hand-dipped scoops in your choice of a bowl or the more tempting waffle, sugar, or cake cone. Their milkshakes are favorites, but why don't you up the ante and go for the Hot Fudge Brownie Delight, a warm brownie topped with a French vanilla scoop, hot fudge, whipped cream, chopped nuts, and ... the classic cherry. Or get a frozen treat sandwich style between their very own cookies. Falcon's Nest People love this funky little local spot where they get great value. You can do burgers, chicken strips, grilled cheese, or the signature fishtail sandwich here before you pile on the dessert if you like. Banana splits, soft-serve cones, sundaes, milkshakes, and hand-dipped options are available, plus the Frosty Falcon with candy add-ins, or the Falcon Float. You'll feel like you're back in time when you order at the window from the board with all those movable letters! Imagine rolling down Route 22 or 33 to go get frozen goodies in your fun new Kia Rio S! If you want to ensure room so that nobody melts on anyone else, try out a certified pre-owned Kia Soul LX, a perennial favorite. Either model can be yours: just pop on over to Coughlin Kia of Lancaster and scoop one up! Image via Pixabay

Take a well-deserved break and camp at the best campgrounds near Lancaster, OH. Whether you want to pitch your tent deep in the woods or kick back and relax around a roaring campfire at a full hookup deluxe campsite, the all-new 2023 Kia Seltos has plenty of cabin and cargo space to get you and all your gear to your camping spot comfortably. more 1. Geneva Hills Camp and Event Center One of the most scenic camp destinations in Ohio must be the beautiful Geneva Hills Camp and Event Center at 1380 Blue Valley Road SE in Lancaster. Pitch your tent at a peaceful primitive campsite surrounded by 350 acres of scenic beauty in the breathtaking Hocking Hills. There are scenic campsites in the woods and along the grassy green banks of the lake. Geneva Hills also has a choice of beautiful houses and lodges with rolling green lawns in the woods. Here you can enjoy the tranquility of the forest, explore the woodlands on foot, paddle on the lake, and observe wildlife. 2. Buckeye Lake Koa One of the best campgrounds if you have kids is Buckeye Lake Koa at 4460 Walnut Road in Buckeye Lake, a short 18.8-mile drive from Lancaster. The family-friendly campground spreads over rolling green lawns and shady trees with long, level pull-through RV sites that are spacious enough for big rigs. If you choose a deluxe big rig site, you can kick back and relax on the patio with your favorite beverage while barbecuing a juicy steak. The campground also has sites in the shade of the trees in the primitive tent area and rustic cabins. Enjoy fishing, paddling, and boating on the shimmering Buckeye Lake, putting your way around the miniature golf course, and playing volleyball, basketball, horseshoes, and checkers and chess with giant oversized pieces. There's even a large dog park with an agility course where your dog can run around and play. 3. Walnut Creek Campground and Resort If you want to treat yourself and your family, take a 33.4-mile drive to Chillicothe to camp at the top campground in the region. Walnut Creek Campground and Resort, at 2342 Walnut Creek Road, is a perfectly maintained 110-acre premier resort surrounded by scenic hills. The well-designed campground's spacious RV and tent sites have full hookups near modern restrooms with hot showers. Explore the scenic wooded surroundings on the golf cart trails, hike through the rolling meadows on foot, and paddle and fish in the picturesque spring-fed lake. You can also play volleyball, basketball, and badminton and cool off in the large swimming pool. Plan the ultimate camp trip to enjoy plenty of outdoor activities during the day and cozy campfires at night. Stop at Coughlin Kia of Lancaster today and drive to your next getaway in an affordable and exceptionally spacious 2023 Kia Seltos.

There's plenty to explore in Lancaster, OH. This city of 36,000 has four National Register Historic Districts, and the Ohio Glass Museum and Glassblowing Studio, which depicts the importance of the glass industry in this area's development, is not to be missed. But if you're interested in checking out the rest of the region, there are plenty of day trips to plan. more 4 Day Trips Near Lancaster, OH to Check Out 1. Cincinnati If you're ready for a day in the city, head to Cincinnati and check out attractions ranging from the Newport Aquarium to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. The American Sign Museum is also an excellent attraction. This specialty museum chronicles the development of signage. Once you've wrapped up your museum visits, check out the food and craft vendors at Findlay Market, Ohio's oldest continuously operated public market. It will take you a little over two hours to reach Cincinnati from Lancaster. The backup-up camera in your Kia Soul LX will make it easy to snag a downtown parking space. 2. Canton There are many reasons Canton is worth a road trip, but most drivers head to this city of 14,000 to visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Lamar Hunt Super Bowl Gallery depicts the history of football from Super Bowl I to modern-day and features game footage and interactive kiosks. And the Hall of Fame Gallery has the bronzed bust of each Hall of Famer. Touch screen kiosks provide information on each member of the hall of fame. Canton is just a two-hour drive from Lancaster. 3. Huntington, WV If you're anywhere in the area of Huntington, WV, make it a point to visit the Blenko Glass Company. Family-owned Blenko Glass dates back to 1893 and is known for its colorful hand-blown glass creations. Take a factory tour and see how the Blenko Glass creations come together, or go through the Blenko Glass Museum and see historic designs on display. There is also a Visitor's Center Gift Shop, where you'll be able to add to your Blenko collection. Huntington is a little over two hours from Lancaster, but the power rear windows, front and rear cupholders, and heated front bucket seats in your Kia Sportage X-Line will ensure a comfortable drive. 4. Columbus If you don't want to spend too much time on the road, Ohio's capital city is just 40 minutes away and offers plenty to do. The Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens are one of the top attractions in Columbus, and so is the Center of Science and Industry, a science museum. If you want to hang with the locals, head to the Eastern Town Center, an indoor/outdoor shopping complex with restaurants, fine shopping, and a movie theater. There's also a Legoland Discovery Center at this complex. Now that you have a few itineraries in mind, you'll want to make sure you've got a great Kia for all of your adventures. Go to Coughlin Kia Lancaster and pick out your next vehicle today! Image via Pixabay